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  <title>Ep. 269 Segmentation in the Age of AI:  When Environments Move Faster than Humans.</title>
  <description>AI is moving faster than the rules designed to secure it. How can government leaders keep pace without creating new vulnerabilities?&amp;amp;nbsp; In this week’s episode of Feds at the Edge,&amp;amp;nbsp;we explore how public sector leaders are adapting data security, workload, and identity controls for the age of AI.&amp;amp;nbsp; Kris Pennete from the&amp;amp;nbsp;Saskatchewan Water Security Agency&amp;amp;nbsp;discusses why AI’s speed makes deliberate security design more important and why controls should extend beyond the traditional network.&amp;amp;nbsp; Akamai’s Brian Dennis explores how microsegmentation can limit the impact of a breach by restricting access to smaller, isolated areas and how AI-powered automation can help agencies deploy these protections more effectively.&amp;amp;nbsp; The conversation also examines why automation is a powerful tool, not a replacement for human oversight.&amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; Tune in on your favorite podcasting platform to learn how government leaders can navigate outdated security rules, leverage microsegmentation, and apply human-supervised automation to safely harness the power of AI.&amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; </description>
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